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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-20

The continuance Of r publican control
of the LEGISLATURE Of no Democratic
State of New York is AN anomaly ihat
attracts me- attention of the whole conn
irv. 10 furnishes n strong argument
against Republican me'hofs. fol the 30
minatiOn Of that party in ne Senate and
Assembly is maintained only by force Of
aswindIing appointment One vote In
small Republican rural constituencies
counts as much rs three votes IN ihe large
Democratic metropolitan districts, the
population of which has increased three
fo'd since the latest legislative distribu-
ton.
Politicians estimate that to elect 4
Democratic legislature IN This State, I'M
der the wrongful appointment. it is ne
cessary 90 have a tidal wave plurality of
not less than 5000 Next year We will
have such result. and The Democrats
will carry ihe Assembly. hut the Senate
must still remain for another session un-
Ter control of the minority partly y
Star.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-20

THr WEEKLY TIMES. by mail, postage paid
one year, 81; six months, 30 cents; three
months, ~ cents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-20
THE DREAD PLAGUE.
SOME OF THE CHARACTERISTICS or
ASlATiC CHOLERA.

A New York Physician Tells where the
Danger Lies-The Spread Of the Disease
May BE Averted with Proper care-ir
ISG6
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-20

~ The TIMES will be mailed TO your al
dress while out of the city al Slc. per month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-19
COTTON MARK Ers-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL March ls-l23o p m.-cotton qniet and
s,s loco Ss: aSF ssss
STEADY uganSs bU AND Hna v s,as assSa
A NAY Gsyery e4d daS no. ana may u ANA dsT
s4 July ana august exsry G ssSSmS 40
and delivery 2o6id do september delivery z
Tenders for deliveries attoays cearngs 100 bales new
WseklTsaIes Of the week $4,000 bales American $4,000
spectators took 5000 bales exporters LOOK SS
bales. tows5des from :h s se a e rsSep 5SS
bales American 900 bales total stock 9SSCo0 baies
sales Of the day included e9oo bales
Future. aq Upland. Low MadnT clause si,I March q
sd sslers do April and May delivery z2e4 sellers
S do @ &sx .aS tu 9 ast buyers
Iieta s9ys5 September and October delivery 2si
sellers do September delivery oid seIeIs ,,t,,.o
clause March dssor Sios'2 asSs
Z! S.vsy d. Nay and ss4 buyer;
do June and July dsiysLy ao August and Sep.
eaSer delivery 2s6l sellers do september anu oe2esf
delivery 2s64 sellers do. september delivery 'z'O'h
GsLvEsroy, March lscoron arm Middhns mig
Low Ms Good Ordinary 20 S The continent nSi so5
OTss sct ST. ss,sp Ss A2s bales s
ports to GREAT Brita 532 bales g the Continent 'o'
oe oKroGk March scoiicn steady Middn ne.
sss s 59 bales ssp: .sot s'
Great Bas ussS Saes 1888 bales sales
l,Sl9 bales 90 go. s.,, M,ssrng as. Tow
Middl,ng 5lS: Good Ordinary, ss; net recelp's YoA
bales gross bales exports coastwlse oVo oaes 'As
10 bales stock 27,sJ5 bales 600 ,.,o.. ox
Weekly-Ne receipts 3677 bales gross 3oSz 91t s,,e
the Continent, loo.o paesi eoaSs"i'e' WV
sales 300 bales. - &c.,. -..,., h,, Arm, utsalirs
IN Eow MSsitns. ssi6 Good Ordinary 80 net re-
cepts 46G9 bales 507 bales: exports 20 4 bales
males, bales to the Continent ~
coastwse 400 bales sales 80 bales stock 30 "a bsiss
rsSep IS sos bales TO France Io6s bales
70 The Con nent 337 bales; cosstwse loSoo oso' '
20 $50 bales. Ma, o sbouia haye been
A946 bales 18th. 1854 bales 80.
r "a The following are tho receipts OF eot'or
o., ali The norris since September l. lSooi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-19
IRVING BISHOP TO HIS WIFE

A LONG DISPATCH, WHICH HE SENT AFTER con-
sULTING HIS COUNSEL
Irving Bishop in consultation with his counsel ali
day yesterday regard to his trouble with his wife, Mrs
Helen Bishop OF Boston, lie had received no reply TO
the telegram which ne sent to HIS wife and papers had
been served on him IN her threatened suit against him
for divorce lie said that he was Keeping MS house TOT
,sg In iSe Gaze which might be served Mr. Bishop
and his counsel decided to take no steps In the matter
mill he heard something from the following dispatch.
which he sent last evening his wife his ultmatum
Mrs. HELEN q. BISHOP % Whitest. East Boston
Hs,hg iaS 70 St be inst. nv last efforts TO impose
upon you the duties Of faithful wife desire to inform ySH
Won shall deem Il incumbent upon me-. in defence OF my
to my Tc p ,S % be- IN
action by any staement You may see IN W.. many
article. which have been penned by TSPgS
sentative; OF the press who az r 70 mnGngy
Out with good ntcntions have ,miarePTsene,s
pSportins to have been which published
Of falsshoods from beginning to end amt knowing your
modesty and refinement OF chaTae,e besve snS pe
sons The auson the TO the condition OF my
% Rsa ns 9ff y 'SSR Ia the
;"s %SeS %r mat nSs o may hs xOa in any
against me- to Communicate with Tie eminent rny
sesths robert Fulton Weir ard Charles X. Briddca
ofNew York CITY who leg VII waive any rule a. 10 pro
my heah whose consumiaae sk an indSnts Tor 10y
bya lick received several years ago In me etrs9 nary
statement which crctifh WIN having 'lenr" N'h
are made 10 say that charged you with famsriies
with your former husband Thomas j. Loud banker OF
BOSTON. and with others Such charge Is "A
maiiciou. fasohood believed and continue
Az b do that dishonOe your marriage vows
take opportunity aud hasten to defend you from the
OF the base aspeFops OF those who are con-
spirfng ruin and happiness have submitted
ts advisers Tor pcrusa aud they deem
forward 10 immediately.
ami that iurilcr statement appears
any public print emanatng tom you or yont ADVISES
which igt reflect upon honor gentleman they VIII
institute such legal proceedings IS they deem necessary 10
defend II from false accusations.
WAsnINGIUS IRVING BISHOP Hoffman House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-19
TILE TRADE IL cnIc\Gn.

CHICAGO March Is SpceaD.- to ait'rnoon board te
grain markets dragged along without much change heat
was left Of tho scApes and kept about At sou
81 cents. where closed for May. May closed Al 30 ccna
In Land the eakfos continued May closed at 81 y2l
Tins - a drop 20 per hundred within week The
loss has fallen principally ouscrsi but there also
big local men who took hold OF lard
and ribs after they had got LEFT pork.
They have been big sellers davs and tie
largest sellers today May closed - ~ > Tho wheat
CLIQUE hal cut It's teeth got Of broker-
the May opt with gc4t
discretion simply standing on IT. lire ami allowing The
markets % TIE old 10 ART The plane
of Chicago values The action Of the NOTthN ruas
advancing gain rates between Minneapolis and Chicago
Is tends 10 holD tho price h,.r
At the opening Field Lindley Co wrfe liberal seller, Of
Miluur E.Gman & Co were Luytr. There for
an hour an active renerai lewcen Slssd-2
Norton Worthngton that they have 1900 bushels
OF de country the
Celvers" SELLERS MAJ" Jones, ~. H. Rrsm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-19

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN Francisco, March 10. 1887
FRIDAY, March tsp. VI.

FRIDAY March ls-P. VI.
The operations Of the NewYork subTreasury for the
week ending light include receipts OF s97l9O43 and
payments OF so leaving its general balance az
Sl724S 600 against 726739l2 on March III. Ihese
figures indicate loss for the week OF Sls43l2 But all
the foregoing figures include the transactions transfers.
etc. with the United States Treasury at Washington ana
with other subTreasuries Eliminating such items from
the weeks movements the operations with this city wero
as 10 lows: Receipts 1913 043 paymens sS.759355;
and gain to the sub-Treasury, S55l,6s9 These last
figures include in the receipt, Sl,3S0,00O for ex-
change on st. Louis Chicago, etc. Thus the
loss OF the United States Treasury by its
weeks operations at New-York was ss2s.3l2. Against
the loss to our city bsuks by Treasury operations
and remttances through it to St Louis Chicago, etc.,
of S1 GsS the Treasury has paid out $6s 300 In silver
dollars or certificates In exchange for trade dollars.
90 that really tho United States Treasury Including s
81 receipts exchange to paid out elsewhere
has given to the banks Sl35.sl2. II tomorrow's bank
statement shows any additional loss TO the total cash
reseryes it Will be because OF further withdrawal and
locking up Of money.
Today's stock market dull and generally as I'M
interesting as yesterdays Tue total transactions
amounted only 53S shares against l3o Soi shares
Tho tone OF the market however was strong from the
beginning 10 the end and Europe again
WAS buyer OF special stocks, notably Louisville anu
Nashville which established advance Of per cent
There was some significance In the strength developed
by the socaed Gould stocy Missouri Pacific rose from
lO7 TO with unusually large transactions
and Western Union early being pressed from 7oa
down to 75I later was strong at 75se75@. Fort Worth
and Denver rose from 30 TO 80 e32 The market gem
orally closed In better form and higher than last evening
but there were exceptions. Columbus, Hooking Valley
and Toledo was weak at 3lis down to 2eisa29's'
Richmond and West Point from 1919 to 3s&a3S7s, and
Delaware Lackawanna and Western. after selling up to
13s AT I33 There were current the usual number OF
minors concerning the great deal In Baltimore and Ohio
stock but nothing OF a definite character. some con-
tended that the deal completed and others that pro-
gress had not passed allegiance OF the option TO take
Inc stock The matter has become resome to the street
and less interest II manifested to-day than on any
preceding day since the subject was first preached An
Official announcement that The deal was consummated,
however would quickly revive the declining interest
Coyermen bonds duh and with the bids Tor
the Is and Is per cent lower Annexed are the clos
ing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-19
GR1IY md PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALINGS.


only feature that apparent IN the wheat spec
uauon yesterday the switching" operations by which
short transferred from month TO another
This activity and tho bulls took advantage
the proc eIpen sve ~ possible They were
assisted y reports ghe eight rates al the Northwest
sembliC. ouisIGe buyng reported from
Chicago The general however u rather declined Z"
expc puces although the commercial conditions
hardly suggest The chance OF great hear success. spot lots
were 4 higher with only 10000 bushels taken by
sn3rc l. options early strong OWN Ia tho inru
utOncd above and prices advanced IT, cent
developed In the later trading aud nearly All
close heavy ~ about bottom
hgurrs pr mp = III 81 , and My at "a juno and
August being cent lover Al 81 and 9b- respectively and
unchanged Il nas cents In corn moderate FL
mort demand $1,000 bushci, were bought BY
shipper. YESTERDAY The spot malet kept hrn hut was
without material change. DUH and rather dropping market
was options The closing pfces showed ga
Or Apr! nj isi but losses 81 q "a cn Tor MAY Al
49, June at IS and July At s' eenis In oais sPot lo;.
S5 but unchanged FOR Ap at 35 ard iof u, neat Two
months 80 While TIE afh speculation lrte aA-
excitement Tho export sales were LOCO ofccs irccs ir
options closing With losses Of al2 points a.
follows ptl - ~. Mag - o.. June ~ o. July
81 20. August - -. ,,,,-,-,.-
The receipts grain New York. Philadelphia
Baltimore Boston reported yesterday were asfoevs
2Oj 2tg bushels corn. ..s7o bushels ufts nt"-'
ushes total gram. 5uSHOt bushels. hour 1897 pack
age. At Chicago. Milwaukee and ~ LOUIS me receipts
w,rri Wheat 75.bO7 bushels corn. t-S,'lp husurif'
ost, PSI 55s bushels total grain C!1ll3 bushels rou
"a M.FFe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-19
THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL Trust.

In reply to the reports spread by opposition
and parties interested against the American Cotton vi
Trust the officers Of that company say:
1--WE have time to contradict all the various fase
rumors set aHoat for stockobbing purposes but deem
our duty to say that DO not believe that any bona
Ade certificate holders viii be mised by these bear
tactics Our business is in every way satisfactory as
will appear at end OF fiscal Regarding the
socalled opposition, would say let them build their mills
IN the South where the cotton seed s and not In AL
Street.
"we are not engaged IN Wall Street operations one
way or the Other but are seriously occupied with look
Ing after the physical conditions and welfare OF the
properties we represent The report circulated that an
opposition company controls all the machinery by which
cottonseed oil Is made under new improved process
bosh which will find cTedence in the mind of any one
who knows anything about the manufacture OF cotton
seed products"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-19
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.

JUDGE THURMAN AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, March Is (sIeciGl-The unexpected ar
rival in Washington this morning OF ex-senator Thurman
President has furnished the political gossps with fruit
full theme OF speculation. lie has been offered the Bee
rearyship Of the Treasury and probably will accept it.
"Judge Thurman sent for by the President, who
desires his advice in rega1 10 the Interstate Commerce
Commission" 1.-The president has begged Judge Thur
man TO accept the charnanshp OF the commission TO
investigate tho Pacific railroads and sought his advice
respectng the appointment OF other members Of
the commission" These and many other
statements made respecting the object OF Judge
Thurmans visit lie said however, that his coming was
wholly destitute OF any political Significance that he
had come TO Washington to attend 10 soma legal business
which required his presence that he called at the White
House 10 the President his fteth birth
day and that they engaged In conversation on general
subjects OF which the commission to investigate
the Pacific railroads that no appointment has been
rendered to him and that expects Judge Thur
manf not say what the OF the legal business is
which brought him TO Washington but it is understood
that IL relates the telephone suit Despite his stale
mept that no appointment has been offered TO him. there
Ia reason to believe that the President would
he clad to Obtain Judge Thurman's services In
to this or not there doubt that his advice respecting
the composition Of the commission VIII have weight WIN
the President - T.,
sIoners Is Morrison Of Illinois Bragg, OF Alabama; ker-
nan OF New York Cooley, OF Michigan, ana n Now
England Republican yet TO he chosen. The place has
been again declined Governor Robinson OF Massachu-
setts, who saw the President today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-19
ATTACHMENT on LAwToys GAS STOCK.

ATLANTA. Ca. March Is tSpeciaD.-Waiter T. La"'oh
owner Of 600 shares OF stock In the Gate CITY Gas
light Company OF Atlanta His disappearance caused
sensation here In business circles where lie is known
The Delta Actin Company OF NewYok has telegraphed
~ j. at A. Hammond. instructing them TO levy an at
tachment upon the Gate City Gasght Company Tor the
amount of LawtOn's stock. ". T. Elliott superintendent
of the gas company. has published card ttating hal
holders OF the stock need fear serious trouble Tor ai
the company wOud be prevented from supplying iN
patrons as usual Publication OF this card was necessary
Tor the that report was circulating ia thecy
that there would lights tonight on account OF the
awtOn defacatOn. which had ruined the gas company
BALTIMORE. March Is tSpeeiab.-Ihero we're ruinors III
business circles here today that several Baltimore nrms
were losers through Walter T. LAYTON, but this Is not
likely LAwton president and treasurer OF the Ma
vassa Phosphate Company whose works are In THIS city,
and also the main Office John c. Graliln who Is the
first yice-presldent hurried to NewYOrk today Lawton,
IL appears only nomnay treas urcr OF the company
MI Graiin used to sign all checks and attend To al
banking business. The company own the HaVassa ~
land Another official OF the company states tbal We
only way could have robbed the company was ny
using his name aud title treasurer u sign papers
Whether he did this not known and oicefs OF mo
company say theydo not think Lawton owed any money
in Eal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-19
pyssss IN 4 METHop1sr OoyPxREgcE.

PHnADELrHIA. March Is tspee.aD.-The second days
session of the Tooth annual meeting Of tho Methodist
Episcopal Conference begun this morning In "har-
ton Church The venerable Bishop Foster, OF boston,
presided The building crowded. Among the most
celebrated Methodist pulpit orators present the
Rev Drs Vernon Tiffany Chapman, Cleveland. Vincent
and Murphy. After prayer the Rev. Dr. Tiffany OF New
York. be depued to ask for collectors
Of the missionary paper the denomination When the
Rev. Mr. seiberings name called In the roll Of super
plmersry ministers the Rev. J. .. Strong objected and
good health, why his relation TO ths con-
a sscrm Of hissss greeted this speech Mr. Soldering
Vas sSked 10 reply. but declined Tho same ohecson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-19
What Would tho World N.

without wonani asks the essayist starts out 10 say
somehing Oft Il Gated subject or course Tie
human OF tho world would not
IL gratuitous IL would
sensible What would the world the
lion of woman without pauacoa for her physcai Ills and
her peculiar diseases. In wOri what woud the
world do WITHOUT DR.. Pcroes Favorte PrescrIpon the
great remedy io female weaknesses II Indispensable
he lila Of womank,nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-19
BLINKING AND FINANCI1L.
THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE ACT.

An analysis OF its provisions and Of the obligations n'
Cured under Them and constitutional questions In rea
ton thereto, with full text OF the bill BY John X DOS
Passos OF the New York Bar. Volume No. 81 IN the
I" Questions OF the Day" 12ino, cloth. 81 %
G.. p. PCTSAMs SONs.
o. and 90 West 23d-st, Sew-YOrl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-19
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES
Interest tho oil trade yesterday centred In i'm
portan be made storage charge, by Ma
tiona Transit Company not later than May TO- Curousy
enough there actual dou expressed By some people
al tho West AS ;he reality OF the reached at
prolnces conference IL Is hardly while 20 satisfy
d rr@con from 40 to rs cents Der 900 barrels ny
WI end ioo 1nos IT, int ayng ont Of
from 10 per cent and Other the decoase OF
exert material nhuence ON The oil Industry.
worth attention The Ises on Tic door arr no enec
OF what long operator need pay he puts his oil
oil at 6dG per cent Assuming the price 10 90 cents
8 per cont Tor carrying / barrels a day Would
be Jus, IL cents ds aa NY storage v charge now being
unit Trading 900 barrcs need not bs
of oil the rate, adopted not be over
80 cents daily When II - remeInrred how much talk
evident II ~ interesting 10 wide ia HE diner
to high rates that he often charges whom he the
There disappointment that tho result the Fifth
Avenue conferences ad not boom" The crude market
not ent ~ sure Of the reality reduction
cnafsss taEo eSec; si sI fear Tia, tho Bill
The ss but wo Ind tie sensraI "DSsn TO
be that the Threatened Legislation will probably fail In
is be expected that any possible
Prices rose to 81 cents after The opsnoe st IN The
absence OF aggressive buying yielding tendency was devel
Tscovery TO S cents closed STEADY with carry
int
range prices the dealings al Tie Con.
solidated Exchange were as follows
Openng. .................. ca Lowest. az
highest ................ "a Final ........ $40.
Sales barrels
Refined oil was un6 hanged at 6ss cents per gallon
OIL CITY Penn, March lS.Crude OlL-vatonal Transit
Certificates opened 64 and closed at G3 hahe,t nrio
CAL, lowest G3 Sales 10000 barrels charters, Ss Ol0
Sarr:ls coarances 272O barrels shipment. az ISL
barrels - barrels
BR,pFoRD Penn. March ls. Crude on-Na,io,, rra,pt
opeped Ga and closed at 63s h,,es, or,s
"a a. price. 6SS clearsnces. l.554 600 barroa
PrrssuRa Penn, March lScrude Petrol Oh I'm active
but firm National Transit Certificates ope,ed Mt sai.
and closed at 63asi highest price, CAS- lowest USy
TuusyLLK Penn March l8Nationa Transit ties
opened ut 81 and closed At 63as highest proo CAV low
sstp rlce b3iA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-19

rr,ers ana Is men shipped % san Frsnc1sco where
placed on the market According 70 the reports receiver
On the subject the opium shipped rom China through
Brrish Columbia and thence across the lakes
COMMISSIONER OF PAIxsTs.--TM Star tonight says;
"ft Is stated that e1RepresentAttve Benton Hall OF
iowa ns been decided upon the 70 NJ Mon
fofnery Is Commissioner of Patents"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-19
NiRhtunre,

sick headache depression Of spirits and ambition
are sympoIns Of diseased liver The lungs and
bowels all IN sympa!hy Lie Is only nving death DR.;
liver and efctuaiiy all these difficulties
ders Nervous feeiings gloomy forcbodings and iraby
OF temper all disappear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-19
TITLE TO RAILROAD LANDS SUSTAINED.

WASHINGTON. March l8.-ln compliance with request
from the Secretary Of the Interior the Attorney General
rendered opinion in the celebrated case OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company against Guilford
Miller pending the Department Of the Interior,
peal from decision Of the Commissioner OF the Cen
eral Land Office The principal question at issue was
whether the railroad indemnity Withdrawals author
lied by law or III other words. whether the officer OF the
Interior Department had or has authority to withhold
lands within the indemnity limits from entry and settle
ept The Attorney General finds th9t such withdrawal
does rest upon any statutory provision nut upon
general authority OF the Land Department which mas
been recognized by Congress- repeatedly affirmed by tho
Supreme Court Of the United states and may now be re-
CARRIED as too well established 70 DO questioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-19

Young OF middle aged suffering from debility
and Kindred should send 10 stamps
large illustrated treatise sugges,ng SURE means OF
Worlda DispensaIy Medical Association Buffalo, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-19

was msas % rns admnspp Of Prcfss.oe Trofe vhS s
VA elamed was praotslnG law In Carlisle. Penn 1Po
discussion over Professor Trckett became extremely
ennated and he only ao wed TO remain on saS tS
bY \ ecent majority votA Tho Rev. Dr. HUNK on tho
American Bible Sod Sty brought the session 70 o"'e W
q plea for that organtIatiOn.